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The power of words

 

The film eloquently and compellingly makes the point, “it’s not what you say, it’s the way you say it”.

However, the plot, message and script turn out to have been comprehensively ‘borrowed’ from this film.  Apart from this not being in English, is it more or less compelling than the remake? Why?

Related material:
>  Emotionally intelligent videos

Further reading

  • Meeting the client’s needsMeeting the client’s needs
  • Well formed outcomesWell formed outcomes
  • The intergenerational  communication gap at workThe intergenerational communication gap at work
  • Up northUp north
  • A short piece about being «good enough»A short piece about being «good enough»
  • Keeping timeKeeping time
  • One off specialOne off special
  • Set sailSet sail
  • Winds of changeWinds of change
  • Being passionateBeing passionate